Upper-Intermediate Test
Level test · Upper-Intermediate · B2
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Could you tell me ___?Correct: where she lives In an indirect question we keep statement word order: where she lives
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- I haven't finished yet.Correct: Neither have I. To agree with a negative we say Neither + auxiliary + subject: Neither have I
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I ___ painting the room. Doesn't it look lovely?Correct: have finished The result is visible right now — Present Perfect: have finished
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___ invented paper.Correct: The Chinese To talk about a nation as a whole we use the + adjective: the Chinese
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When we arrived at the airport, we suddenly realized that we ___ one of the suitcases in the taxi.Correct: had left Leaving the suitcase happened before we realized it — the earlier action needs the Past Perfect: had left
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The trial ___ at the moment.Correct: is being held The action is happening right now in the passive — Present Continuous Passive: is being held
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I ___ the article by Friday, so I'll email it to you then.Correct: 'll have finished By Friday the action will be complete — Future Perfect: will have finished
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This time next week I ___ on the beach.Correct: 'll be lying At a specific future moment the action will be in progress — Future Continuous: will be lying
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Take your umbrella in case ___.Correct: it rains After in case we use the Present Simple: it rains
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If I ___ come back by 9:00, start dinner without me.Correct: haven't In the if-clause completion is expressed with the Present Perfect: if I haven’t come back
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I ___ you a present if I ___ it was your birthday. Sorry I didn't.Correct: would have bought ... 'd known Third conditional: would have + past participle, and after if — had + past participle
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They ___ us, it was too dark.Correct: can't have seen Certainty that something didn’t happen: can’t have + past participle
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We've gone the wrong way. We ___ left at the traffic lights.Correct: shouldn't have turned Regret about a past action: shouldn’t have + past participle
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They left only when we threatened ___ the police.Correct: to call After threaten we need the to-infinitive: to call
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Carlos has lived in London for years. He ___ on the left.Correct: is used to driving Being accustomed to something now: be used to + -ing — is used to driving
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I don't like ___ sport or ___ classical music.Correct: - ... - sport and classical music are general ideas here, so both gaps take no article
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The flight crew members ___ hard to make passengers comfortable.Correct: work The subject members is plural, so the verb has no -s: work
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___ people enjoy summer, but for some it's too hot.Correct: Most Before a noun in a general sense we use Most without of: Most people
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I wish the bus ___. I'm freezing!Correct: would come wish + would expresses annoyance and a wish for change: would come
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I went to work ___ I was ill.Correct: even though Before a clause with a subject and verb we use even though; despite goes before a noun
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My aunt, ___ doesn't like dogs, was given a puppy for Christmas.Correct: who A non-defining clause about a person takes who (that doesn’t work here)
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Carl ___ participate even though he didn't want to.Correct: was made to In the passive, make takes to: be made to + base verb — was made to
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Yesterday he said, “I'm going to the party tomorrow.”Correct: He said he was going to the party the next day. It was said yesterday, so the tense shifts back and tomorrow becomes the next day
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Sam's always very ___ in the morning, while I'm usually in a bad mood.Correct: cheerful The opposite of a bad mood is cheerful
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He's so ___, I wish he would act his age!Correct: immature Before m the negative prefix is im-: immature
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I've got a terrible headache. What should I take ___ it?Correct: for We take medicine for an ailment: take something for it
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These ___ do not occur frequently.Correct: phenomena phenomenon has an irregular plural: phenomena
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